Leadership

If “Breaking Bad” Was Based On A Marketing Professional

To celebrate the return of ‘Breaking Bad,’ George pretends what an episode would look like if the series was based on the life of a…. marketing professional.

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Concert Review: The Weeknd Croons With First Avenue

R&B newcomer The Weeknd took over the First Avenue Mainroom and George was there to see if the live music was a powerful as the singer’s online buzz.

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Fictional Devices That Should Exist As iPhone Apps By Now

Wouldn’t it be cool if that memory-erasing gadget from ‘Men in Black’ was an iPhone app? Here are other fictional devices that someone should have made by now.

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“The Avengers”… If They Were Played By Modern-Day Athletes

George marks the opening of ‘The Avengers’ with a little game — swapping out the movie’s characters with star athletes that possess a superpower of their own.

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The “Godfather” Customer Moment

George is an HBO loyalist. But he’s been tempted many times to drop the service. Just when he’s ready to pull the plug for good, HBO sucks him back in.

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Intern Week: Lessons From A Guy In The Trenches

George Fiddler hustled to win an internship at Fast Horse in 2009. He served a six-month stint — and lived to tell about it! He shares tips about landing internships and making the most of them.

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IKEA Launches Video Instructions. Finally.

The big blue building. The inexpensive furniture. The FRUSTRATION of trying to assemble those flat-pack behemoths. To ease customer backlash, IKEA finally made the obvious move of offering online video instructions.

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Original Internet Programs Kick Off: Is TV Afraid Yet?

This month is shaping up to be the soft opening of the internet video streaming industry’s plan to go head-to-head with broadcast and cable TV in the original programming game.

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Dealing With Gaffes In 2012

Screwing up in public isn’t what it used to be. With the rise of social media, athletes and other performers who make blunders get slammed like nobody’s business. Facebook and Twitter are the new hate mail.

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2012: The Year Social Becomes Quieter?

Amid all the apps and buttons that invite us to share more about our lives more frequently, many people may rethink their sharing habits this year and adopt a “less is more” motto.

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